Student Resources
Presentations from the Office of Student Success
Academic Success Skills
College-level work will require a higher level of skills to reach academic success.
Below are some resources compiled to assist you in becoming an even stronger Warrior in the classroom.
Not finding what you are looking for? Contact your Student Success Advisor for additional support.
- Accommodations for Students with Learning Disabilities
- Auditory Learning
- Choosing a Career Path
- Choosing a Major
- Choosing a Research Topic
- Controlling Procrastination
- Creating a Study Group
- Direction Words in Essay Test Items
- Enhancing Your Critical Thinking Skills
- Evaluating Information Sources
- Guidelines When Taking Multiple Choice Tests
- Identifying Professor Lecture Styles
- Important Social Skills
- Impressing Your Professors
- Improving Concentration
- Improving Reading Fluency
- KWL Study Chart
- Learning Style Assessment
- Learning Styles
- Listening in Class
- Locating a Good Study Space
- Making an Oral Presentation
- Managing Your Time
- Math Study Skills
- Math Test Preparation
- Motivating Yourself to Study
- Notetaking Strategies Based on Learning Style
- Notetaking Tips
- Outlining a Response to an Essay Test Item
- Participating in Class
- Predicting Test Questions
- Raising Self-Esteem
- Reading Strategies
- Reading Textbooks
- Reducing Test Anxiety
- Rewriting Class Notes
- Setting Goals
- Study Habits of Successful Students
- Study Skills Self-Assessment
- Studying for a Multiple Choice Test
- Studying for a True/False Test
- Studying for an Essay Test
- Succeeding in College
- Tactile/Kinesthetic Learning
- Taking Notes in Class
- Taking Tests
- Thinking Styles
- Tips for Remembering
- Tips for Success in Online Learning
- Transition to College from High School
- Types of Information Sources
- Using Abbreviations to Write Notes Quickly
- Using Flash Cards to Remember Information
- Visual Learning
- Writing a Lab Report
- Writing a Persuasive Essay
- Writing a Research Paper
- Writing an Essay Test Answer